In Determining Attorneys’ Fees After Appeal Of Arbitration Award, Court Compares Award To Judgement Before Any Rule 68 Deduction
Bradshaw v. Jasso-Barajas Ct. Appeals, Div. One, January 8, [...]
Surviving Mother May Recover UIM Benefits For Wrongful Death Of Son
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. v. White Ct. [...]
Defaulted Party Has No Right To A Hearing Before Entry Of Judgement In Liquidated Damages Case
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Med Mal Standard Of Care Statute Applies To Cases Brought Under The Adult Protective Services Act
Cornerstone Hospital of Southeast Arizona v. MarnerCt. Appeals, Div. Two, [...]
Non-Signatory Can Compel Arbitration Against Signatory Based On Clause In One Of Two Related Contracts
Sun Valley Ranch v. Robson, et. al Ct. Appeals, Division [...]
Federal Malicious Prosecution Case Must Be Based On Fourth Amendment, Not Substantive Due Process
Yanes v. Maricopa County Ct. Appeals, Division One, November [...]
Party Cannot Protect A “Testifying” Expert Witness From Discovery By Re-Designating Him A “Consulting” Witness After His Opinions Have Been Disclosed
Para v. Anderson Ct. Appeals, Division One, November 1, [...]
New Law Changes Public Insurance Requirements For Rental Companies
Authored by the JSH Appellate TeamOn November 1, 2012, a [...]
An Unsigned Real Estate Agreement Is Not Enforceable
Young v. Rose Ct. Appeals, Division One, September 25, 2012 [...]
Attorneys’ Fee Award Cannot Be Based On Financially Unreasonable Contingency Agreement
Geller v. Lesk Ct. Appeals, Division One, September 25, [...]